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Vidyam deAi

Colleges & students

Leave with a working project, not just a certificate

Technical programmes for engineering and general-graduate students: modern tools, real projects and something worth showing a recruiter. Delivered on campus with your department, student club or placement cell.

What we teach

Current tools, taught by people who use them

The strongest thing a student can leave with is a working project and the vocabulary to explain it.

  • Programming foundations

    Python, backend development, APIs and databases, with Git, GitHub and CI/CD practice alongside.

  • Generative AI & LLMs

    LLM fundamentals, prompt design and building responsible AI applications that hold up in use.

  • RAG & AI agents

    Retrieval applications, document-based question answering and introductory AI-agent workflows.

  • Testing & automation

    Software testing and automation, including Playwright, plus deployment and engineering practice.

AI Innovation Labs & Hackathons

A short learning session, then a real challenge

Our signature campus format combines teaching with a practical challenge, mentoring through it, and a final demonstration. Students work in teams and present what they built.

  • A working prototype, not a slide deck
  • A project presentation the team delivers themselves
  • A GitHub repository they can point an employer at

Also offered

Ways we work with a campus

  • Faculty sessions

    Practical sessions for teaching staff on current tools and responsible use.

  • Student-club events

    Workshops and challenges run with technical clubs and societies.

  • Placement-focused workshops

    Short, targeted technical workshops timed around the placement season.

  • Capstone & portfolio guidance

    Guided capstone projects and help building a portfolio that reads well.

How it starts

Three steps to a programme on your campus

  1. 1

    Talk to us

    A conversation with your department head, faculty coordinator, club or placement cell about what your students need.

  2. 2

    Agree the outcome

    We write down what students will leave with: a prototype, a presentation, a repository, or a specific skill.

  3. 3

    Run it on campus

    We deliver the programme, mentor the teams through it, and finish with demonstrations.

Bring AI Innovation Labs to your campus

Tell us your department, the student group and the term you have in mind. We will send a proposal with a defined outcome.

Request a proposal